PencilGoKumon cost, fees and tuition
Kumon charges tuition each month for each subject, and each center sets its own fee, so ask yours. PencilGo’s daily paper practice is free for families, with no card.
Usually a monthly fee for each subject. Contact your local center for its number.
Free for families. No card, no trial clock. A daily sheet for each child, marked when you scan it.
Type the monthly fee per subject your local Kumon center quotes. We don’t list a price, because each center sets its own.
Families pay nothing.
Kumon’s FAQ says tuition varies by location and to contact your local center (checked October 30, 2026).
PencilGo picks it for your child’s grade and level. One page, ready when you sign in.
At the kitchen table, at their own pace. No tablet and no screen time.
Take a photo with your phone. PencilGo marks it, so you don’t have to.
Picked from what your child got right and what needs another try. About 5 minutes a day for you.
Kumon’s FAQ says tuition varies by location and is usually a monthly fee per subject, and to contact your local center. Your center can tell you its fee. We don’t quote a number because it differs from center to center.
Kumon runs two programs, math and reading, and its FAQ describes tuition as usually a monthly fee per subject. A child in both programs is in two subjects.
Nothing for families. Daily sheets, scan marking and weekly reports are free, with no card.
Center visits with an instructor, and work beyond Grade 5: Kumon’s FAQ says its programs run from age 3 through high school. PencilGo is home practice on paper for Pre-K to Grade 5.
Yes, plus writing, grammar, spelling, science and social studies, at no extra cost.
About 5 minutes a day: print the sheet PencilGo picked and scan it when your child is done. PencilGo marks it and picks the next sheet.
Free, no card. Add your child and PencilGo picks their first sheet.
Start freeKumon is a trademark of Kumon Institute of Education. PencilGo is not affiliated with or endorsed by Kumon. Details about Kumon come from its public FAQ as of October 30, 2026.